70 Marvellous Things To Do This July 2023 In Singapore

The Lion City comes to life this July with a range of exciting events happening. It looks like we’ll be graced with a mix of sunny and rainy days, but that won’t stop the endless stream of fun. From quirky pop-ups, to iconic festivals, and other celebratory events…we’ve found 70 of the best things to do this July 2023 in Singapore.

1. See Disney In Concert

Why not take the kids to a nostalgic Disney storytelling and musical show on July 1 at Singapore Indoor Stadium? Performing for the first time in Singapore, four American Broadway caliber singers bring the musical celebration to life, with film sequences from both classic and modern Disney animated movies that explores iconic moments from the likes of Encanto, Frozen, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, and all your favourites. The show starts at 4pm. Get tickets on Sistic.

📍Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore 

2. Booze at a rum festival

On July 8 and 9, The Capitol Kempinski Hotel is hosting its first-ever Singapore Rim Festival. Visitors will be treated to more than 20 of the best global rum brands, from Mount Gay to Bacardi, Black Tears, and regional Asian rums – across two days. Plus, there’ll be rum tastings, masterclasses, curated cocktails, and more at The Bar 15 Stamford over the weekend. Tickets begin at $48 per person. Get tickets on Eventbrite.

📍15 Stamford Road, Singapore 178906

3. Wander a free BTS-inspired Lego experience

The LEGO BTS Dynamite Experience is on from July 7 to 16 along Orchard Road. Curated in partnership with Singapore Tourism Board and Orchard Road Business Association, it features the ultimate immersive experience in front of Ngee Ann City, with three interactive zones, and plenty of photo ops – all for free. Visitors can wander around larger-than-life creations at the Disco Retail Zone, Record Discovery Zone, and LEGO BTS Big Builds Stage.

📍Ngee Ann City, Orchard Road, Singapore 

4. Be transported to France

The L’OCCITANE Hotel is an event on until July 9 inspired by a hotel concept, featuring a range of sensory experiences, to highlight the brand’s Immortelle, Almond, and haircare products. As one of the largest immersive pop-ups by the famous French brand, expect beautiful projections, ig-worthy photo ops, product sampling, skin and hair expert advice, and more. Meanwhile, visitors will feel transported to regions in France as they wander around a series of themed rooms at the Raffles City location. Learn more about L’OCCITANE Hotel Singapore.

📍L’OCCITANE Hotel (10am-10pm), Raffles City Singapore, 252 North Bridge Rd, #01-01, Singapore 179103

5. Explore a vintage wonderland

Mint Museum Of Toys and My Grandfather’s Things have teamed up to host a superb Guerrilla pop-up on July 1 and 2. Guests will be treated to a collection of rare, vintage luxury handbags from 1980s to modern day, including discontinued styles, as well of a mix of art. Additionally, each ticket includes a free botanical-themed cocktail or mocktail at one of the museum’s bar. Definitely, the perfect event for a girls evening. Get tickets on Fever.

📍MINT Museum of Toys, 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382 

6. Celebrate Naruto’s 20th anniversary

Anime fans won’t want to miss the Naruto 20th Anniversary Exhibition happening at Marina Square until July 2. It features eight large installations depicting moments from the iconic anime show. Plus, there’s five different immersive experiences to enjoy and a pop-up store to purchase exclusive merch. Grab tickets on Trip.com from $22.

📍Let’s Play, #03-208/209, Marina Square

SEE MORE: The Best Board Games Cafes In Singapore

7. Spend the day at a Dior Café

Technically, this Dior Café and pop-up store is located in One&Only Desaru Coast. But it makes an excellent day trip. Until August 6, One&Only is hosting Dior’s first Dioriviera pop-up store and café in Desaru Coast, to celebrate creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri’s exclusive Summer Capsule Collection. Wonderfully, Ember Beach Club has been transformed into a pastel pink haven with a touch of La Dolce Vita. And, you can just hop on the new ferry route and be there in 90 minutes. Learn more about the Dior Café in Desaru Coast.

Dior Pop-Up, Ember Beach Club, One&Only Desaru Coast, Desaru Coast, Malaysia

SEE MORE: The Best Things To Do In Desaru Coast

8. Laugh your head off

Comedy All Stars – Summer Edition debuts at the Drama Centre Theatre on July 23 at 7.30pm. The show will see three critically-acclaimed, stand-up comedians – Ahmed Ahmed, Ben Quinlan and GB Labrador –  take to the stage for a night of entertainment. We bet you’ll be crying with laughter. Get tickets or learn more here.

📍Drama Centre, 100 Victoria Street, #03-01 National Library / Lee Kong Chian Reference Library, Singapore

9. Zoom down Singapore’s longest indoor waterslide

Aqua Adventure is an exciting new 3-storey indoor amusement park featuring a range of water play zones, as well as a mix of dry interactive activities. It’s Singapore’s first integrated all-weather water adventure centre located at Bedok Reservoir opened in June. It offers a thrilling mix of wet and dry activities. Particularly, it is home to Singapore’s longest indoor waterslide, spanning 114m, called Double Trouble Aqua Tube. Additionally, there’s an 85m long indoor Blackhole Aqua Slide, involving a 12 to 15 second plunge to the bottom for riders. Learn more about Aqua Adventure.

📍 HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Rd, Singapore

10. Celebrate 50 years of Singapore Zoo

The Golden Zoobilee is happening at Singapore Zoo until September 24. Wonderfully, the zoo is offering a range of discounts and activities for visitors to enjoy. For instance, you could take children on an art-inspired trail one weekend, or else tuck into sweet treats, and get discounts on Breakfast In The Wild, and much more. Find out what’s on via the Mandai website.

📍Singapore Zoo

11. Feast at the beach

Sentosa Food Fest 2023 kicks off on July 7 until September 17. Gather all your foodie friends to tuck into the best gastronomic delights from more than 100 food establishments from both local and international chefs. The food festival stretches across 3km of beachfront and you can look forward to GrillFest, Food Truck Fiesta, a cool restaurant trail, and more in Sentosa this season. Definitely, one of the best things to do this July in Singapore.

📍Sentosa Island, Singapore 

12. Heal your soul at Wellness Festival

Experience the best of Singapore’s second Wellness Festival until July 9. Discover a host of unique new offerings, with more than 100 festival partners and 180 festival experiences, for people of all ages to enjoy across the island. Think the likes of Zumba In The Snow, sensory pop-ups, yoga in the sky, sound baths, and much more. Find the best things to do at Wellness Festival 2023.

📍Various Locations

13. Gather all the parents for a baby fair

From July 7 to 9, one of the biggest baby fairs in Southeast Asia, Mummys Market, takes place at Singapore Expo Hall 6. The exhibition features the largest range of products, with more than 250,000 brands under one roof, for new parents, babies, and children. Plus, there’s a selection of workshops, exciting activities for families, and unbeatable discounts with parents being able to save up to 90% on some items.

📍Singapore Expo Hall 6, Changi Business Park, Singapore 

14. Go to a July concert

Music lovers can enjoy a variety of concerts taking place across July. Particularly, Hong Kong superstar Jacky Cheung will host eleven shows at National Stadium from July 14 to 30. Meanwhile, American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter – known for roles on Disney and who will support Taylor Swift on tour next year – will play a show in MBS on July 27. Discover the best concerts happening this year in Singapore.

Various Locations 

15. Go around the world

Around the World is a new exhibition at La Galerie until July 15. It’s the perfect place to get educated on the evolution of French innovations that have revolutionized the world, with an Around The World In 80 Days twist. It’s free to enter and opened until 7.30pm weekdays and between 9am and 5.30pm on Saturdays.

📍La Galerie, Level 2, Alliance Française de Singapour, 1 Sarkies Road Singapore

16. Indulge on all things chocolate

On July 7, it’s World Chocolate Day. This means it’s the perfect excuse to tuck into all your favourite chocolate treats from one of the best chocolate shops, sip a hearty hot chocolate on a rainy day, or even wander a chocolate factory in Singapore. The choice is yours!

Various Locations 

17. See Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience

Step inside the paintings of the iconic Vincent Van Gogh at Resorts World Sentosa at Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience. B1 Forum has been transformed with 360-degree digital projections and a hyper-realistic VR experience to transport you to a world of Van Gogh. Buy tickets or read our review on the experience here.

📍 Resorts World Sentosa, B1 Forum, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore

18. Be mesmerised by a special Van Gogh Candlelight

Speaking of Van Gogh, a special edition of Candlelight sees it take over the Van Gogh space on July 18. The Candlelight Concert features a magical performance by the Vocalise String Quartet, perfoming Vivalid’s Four Seasons, inside the main art exhibition room at Van Gogh – surrounded by 360° projections of Van Gogh’s art. Learn more or buy tickets. Definitely, one of the best things to do this July in Singapore, and an excellent date idea.

📍 Resorts World Sentosa, B1 Forum, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore

19. Go on a sunset cocktail cruise

Why not grab your mates for a Singapore sunset cruise with free-flowing drinks on selected dates throughout July? It includes a two-hour sunset cruise past the Southern Islands of Singapore and the iconic city skyline. Read further about it here or to purchase tickets.

📍Marina at Keppel Bay, 2 Keppel Bay Vista, Singapore

20. Giggle with the famous Kumar

BASE Entertainment Asia presents Kumar Guilty at Sands Theatre from July 6 to 23. The Kumar experience often sells out, and audiences can look forward to the finest comedy from Kumar, who is brutally honest, and will make you face your deepest, darkest desires and secrets.

📍Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 

21. Recharge at Zentosa LiveWELL Festival

Zentosa LiveWELL Festival is the perfect place to recharge away from the bustling city on Sentosa Island. Enjoy more than 250 activities until July 9. Wonderfully, most events are free-to-enter with others costing as little at $10. Discover dozens of activities, using your mind, body and soul, across five elements – FeelWELL, EatWELL, BondWELL, RestWELL and PlayWell. Think Yoga at Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience, healthier menus, packages for SkyHelix Sentosa, and much more. Learn more on the ZentosaFest website.

📍Sentosa Island, Singapore 

22. Be dazzled by Michelle SgP

On July 20 and 21, Michelle SgP lauches her highly anticipated crossover classical-jazz album, YOLO. Luckily, the talented singer is hosting two concerts to showcase her captivating melodies to audiences. Each show will feature a talented rhythm section, the enchanting Vocalise string quartet, and the soulful sounds of the horns trio by Jabacat, alongside special guest appearances. Certainly, a unique music experience you can’t miss this July in Singapore. Get tickets on Fever.

📍1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore, 038981

23. Feast your eyes on roses

Rose Romance is happening until July 16 inside Flower Dome at Gardens By The Bay. Wander around idyllic florals from the region of Puglia in Italy. From beautiful roses to stunning trulli…it’s the perfect place for a romantic stroll and one of the best things to do this weekend.

📍Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay

24. Wander a world of GIFs

Asia’s largest collection of GIFs launched at National Design Centre in Singapore for the next three months. The festival, is free to enter, and brings together more than 80 creations from artists from across the globe for a colourful multimedia showcase. GIFFEST III is organised by EYEYAH! and uses GIFs to ignite conversations and educate on the value of imperfections for 2023’s theme Imperfect. Learn more about GIFFEST 2023.

📍National Design Centre, Singapore

25. Party with 1-Group

1-Group are hosting a number of unique experiences for Summertime Madness until July 31. From infinity pool parties at 1-Altitude Coast to boozy picnics with Bee’s Knees, a pop-up gin rooftop garden at 1-Arden, and more…you’ll be spoilt for choice.

📍Various Locations 

26. Dine in a unique restaurant

From dining in a plane to discovering the underwater world, Singapore is filled with an array of peculiar and extraordinary gastronomical experiences to take advantage of. Delightfully, we’ve already made a list of the most unique eateries (cafes and restaurants) for a whimsical food affair in Singapore.

📍Various Locations 

27. Enjoy a cool sneakers exhibition

Sneakertopia: Step Into Street Culture is a huge, colourful sneaker and street culture exhibition opened at the ArtScience Museum. It celebrates creativity, art and history of sneakers culture – concepted by award-winning producers, artists, athletes and more international celebrities. Visitors will admire more than 100 limited-edition sneakers, alongside quirky murals, designs, artworks and other installations. The exhibition finishes on July 30.

📍6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

28. Get your game on at Changi Airport

Another larger-than-life installation experience has popped up at T3 Changi Airport. This time guests can experience everything Hasbro Gaming until July 16. There’s bouncy castles for children, life-size family games from Connect 4 to Monopoly, ig-worthy photo spots, and much more, Plus, Jewel has been decked out for Avengers: Beyond Earth’s Mightiest until August 13 to add the excitement.

📍Changi Airport, Singapore

29. See the world in 8k

Sensory Odyssey Maze: Into the Heart of Our Living World is a multi-sensory exhibition that brings visitors of all ages on a fascinating journey into the heart of our ecosystem through 8k video projections. From the Arctic Circle to the rainforests of South America, the depths of the ocean, and seven environments…you’ll be able to see colours, hear sounds and smell scents in this never-before-seen exhibition in Singapore. Plus, it’s the Asian premiere marking its first stop on a global tour and it finishes on October 29. Tickets begin at $17. Get tickets here.

📍 ArtScience Museum, Singapore

30. Marvel at a new exhibition

There’s a host of exciting exhibitions to marvel at in Singapore this season. For instance, Now Boarding: Experiencing Singapore through Travel (1800s-2000s) is a new exhibition at National Museum Of Singapore. It brings visitors on a journey from Singapore’s past to present using four thematic zones. While National Gallery is currently hosting Part 1 of the See Me, See You: Early Video Installation of Southeast Asia programme. Discover the best exhibitions to visit now.

📍Various Locations

31. Celebrate your love for oysters

Seafood lovers can get excited about the 11th edition of the World Oyster Festival returning to Singapore this July. Greenwood Fish Market will again host the gastronomy festival from July 1 to 31. It will offer a record-breaking lineup of 32 oyster varieties, from nine countries, from every corner in the globe. Find out more about it here.

📍Greenwood Fish Market, Singapore

32. Relax at Cool Cats Lounge

Get excited about the coolest music club around, hosting a range of live performances from a variety of genres this month. Every weekend and Wednesdays at 8pm, visitors can expect music like Blues, Jazz, R&B, and more. Learn more about Cool Cats.

📍32 Beach Rd, Singapore 189764

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33. Hop on a Pokémon Cable Car

Celebrate the Mount Faber Line’s 50th anniversary by embarking on a Pokémon cable car adventure in Sentosa. Sixty seven cable car cabins have been decked out in Pokémon-themed decorations until September 30. Learn more about the Pokémon Cable Car experience. Otherwise, one of the most unique dining experiences is also on offer, high in the sky, on Singapore Cable Car.

📍Sentosa Island, Singapore

34. Go on a journey at New World’s End

Go on a whirlwind journey through Singapore on this unique audio and art experience on various dates in July. Find out more here.

📍Various Locations

35. Be inspired by Love The Last March

Love The Last March features one of the largest bronze sculptures globally, created by famous artists Marc and Gillie, boasting 45 of world’s most endangered animals marching together. The mission of the project is to create awareness to protect wildlife from extinction and inspire action. Certainly, one of the best things to do this weekend in Singapore.

📍Near Flock Clock, Gardens By The Bay, Singapore 

36. Fly away with Spider-Man

Taiwanese Airline, STARLUX Airlines, partnered with Spider-Man™ to offer a thrilling and unique flight experience to travellers this season. From now until August 31, travellers can hop on Spider-Man flights to destinations across Asia, including Changi Airport in Singapore. Learn more about it.

📍Changi Airport, Singapore

37. Experience the world’s first mystery golf

Combing storytelling, mini golf and murder mystery techniques, Kulnari Mystery Golf in Boat Quay is the ultimate experience to try this month. Travel back to the haunting 1920s Boat Quay and plan your way around 18 mini golf holes, pick a drink up at the 9th hole bar, and more. It’s the perfect new date idea or group activity if you ask us!

📍51B Circular Rd, Singapore 049406

38. Check out Coach Café

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The world’s first Coach Café just opened in Chinatown. The ig-worthy eatery is set in a 3-storey shophouse, and is in collaboration with one of the best brunch restaurants: Brawn & Brains. Enjoy hearty American grub inside a vintage, pastel pink and yellow setting, decked out in unique milk cartons, cereal boxes, and much more. The immersive experience is complete with instagrammable food dishes like desserts, and a pink concept store you can shop and play at.

📍05 Keong Saik Rd., Singapore 089113

SEE MORE: 30 Most Instagrammable Cafes In Singapore

39. Stay on Lazarus Island

A highly anticipated staycation opened on Lazarus Island in May. Grab a friend or romantic partner and hop on the ferry for the ultimate staycation at a Tiny House, that’s eco-friendly, on Lazarus Island. Book your experience here. Definitely, one of the best things to do this July in Singapore.

40. Pick a weekend activity

Every week, we list the greatest things to do at the weekend in Singapore which changes regularly. From the best all-you-can-eat buffets, hidden speakeasy bars, free musical shows, and much more…there’s plenty of activities to do. Find out what’s happening this coming weekend in Singapore here.

41. Try out Changi Airport’s first rock climbing wall

A new eight metre high sports climbing attraction opened at Terminal 3 in Changi Airport recently. Climb@T3 is managed by The Rock School Singapore, and features an eight metre high rock-climbing wall, a 12 metre-long boulder wall, and other family-friendly climbing activities. Learn all about it here.

📍Terminal 3, Basement 3, Changi Airport, Singapore

42. Hike through a new nature park

Get fit and healthy by trekking through Singapore’s latest nature retreat and first positive energy park – Rifles Range Nature Park. Situated along Rifle Range Road near Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, the 66 hectare park features two boardwalks, a range of walking trails and viewing decks and a quarry wetland.

📍Rifle Range Road, Singapore

SEE MORE: The Best Scenic Hiking Trails To Trek In Singapore

43. Learn the effects of Climate Change

A new permanent exhibition called Climate Changed has popped up at Science Centre Singapore. Supported by the Ministry of Sustainability and Environment, the exhibition will teach you the consequences of climate change, and what you can do to reverse the crisis. Stroll through multimedia displays, interactive zones such as the Climate Action Show and Guilt Trip, as well as testing your knowledge with games. Buy tickets here.

📍15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081

44. Get lost at Future World

From the creators of the world-famous Mori Digital Art Museum in Tokyo, this gram-worthy exhibition invites you to lose yourself in an exciting universe of art, magic and science among 16 borderless digital interactive installations. Wonderfully, it just received an upgrade. Get tickets on Fever.

📍 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

45. Relax at an infinity pool

Why not use a dry day to book a relaxation session high in the sky? There are many infinity pools across the city, boasting marvellous views to the sea and beyond. Find a pool experience.

📍 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

46. Indulge at a hawker centre

Singapore is full of bustling hawker centres and food courts, where locals and tourists alike can feast on both local and international culinary delights at a cheap price – all for less than $5 or $10. From satay and laksa, to fried kway teow…we’ve listed our favourite hawker centres for you to enjoy the best food.

📍 Various Locations

47. Drink beer at a new Chinese pub

China’s largest pub chain, Helen’s, finally opens its doors recently so you can try their unique milk beer and coke buckets. According to their Instagram, the quirky bar at Orchard Central, will offer a range of promotions, including free flowing beer for the first few days.  Read further about Helen’s Singapore.

📍181 Orchard Rd, #12-02 Orchard Central Singapore 238896

48. See optical illusions at the Trickeye Museum

Experience this exciting Korean optical 3D illusion art museum. Explore various AR zones, from instagrammable Rainbow Gardens and underwater wonderlands, to name a few. Certainly, one of the best things to do any time of year in Singapore.

📍80 Siloso Road, Southside Interim Market Blk B # 01, 04, Singapore 098969

SEE MORE: The Best Museums And Galleries To Visit In Singapore

49. Enjoy 360-degree city views

Another one of the best things to do in Singapore is panoramic views atop of Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck. Located on the 56th floor, the popular attraction is shaped like a ship and presents unmatched views both day and night.

📍10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

SEE MORE: The Best Rooftop Dining Experiences In Singapore

50. Dive into a different reality

Immersive experiences have become a popular thing to do worldwide in recent years. And lucky for us, there’s a range of exciting fully immersive experiences in Singapore, where we can plunge ourselves into another world. From walking on the moon through virtual reality to roaming with dinosaurs…you’ll be spoilt for choice. See our list of the best current immersive experiences on in Singapore.

📍Various Locations

51. Wander around Little India

Little India was recently crowned one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world. From beautiful street art to ig-worthy spots like Tan Teng Niah House, and the best food and drinks…it’s an excellent place to spend a few hours on a boring weekend. Find out the coolest things to do in Little India.

📍Little India, Singapore

52. Go wild at X-Scap8

Discover a range of adrenaline-pumping activities for all ages at this new interactive indoor playground on Orchard Road. From climbing 10m high to destressing in a smash lab, acting as a warrior in a challenge and much more…you won’t be bored. A perfect rainy day activity if you ask us!

📍Orchard Road, Singapore

53. Uncover Singapore’s hidden secret places

We’ve already listed a range of hidden secret places to visit in Singapore. Be sure to bring your camera for the occasion.

📍 Various Locations

54. Race at KF1 Karting Circuit

At Singapore’s largest go-kart circuit, you know you’ll be in for a treat. Get your adrenaline pumping by taking on 16 corners over a 750m track. The novice karts are for everyone to enjoy, which can speed up to 28km, but the more advanced karts are for driving licensed people only.

📍1 Turf Club Avenue, Singapore 738078

55. Spend the day in Sentosa

One of the best things to do this July is spend the day at Sentosa. It’s the perfect escape for all the family. See all the wonderful things to do in Sentosa here.

📍Sentosa Island, Singapore 

56. Attend a beach carnival

This iconic new outdoor destination called Central Beach Bazaar is perfect for people of all ages in Sentosa. Read all about it here.

📍60 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 098997

57. Learn a new skill at a workshop

One of the best things to do when it’s raining is signing up for a creative workshop. For example, Spin Art is a popular therapeutic activity by Spin Paint House, which involves expressing yourself through art using custom-built tables, designed to spin canvases at high speeds. Read further about Spin Art.

📍Various Locations

58. Cosy up with an afternoon tea

When you know a rainy day is approaching, why not book one of the jolliest high tea sets in Singapore? It’s the perfect way to invest in endless conversations with friends. Step back in time on a nostalgic high tea at Ginger.Lily, or else see what all the fuss is about at The Grand Lobby in Raffles Hotel. Pick one of the best afternoon teas in Singapore from our list.

📍Various Locations

59. Hangout in a new board game café

Use a rainy day for the ultimate games evening at Settlers Café – a new 24/7 board games café opened in a new location. Enjoy delicious meals and a range of games for between one to 30 players. Superb for all your nigh owls or insomniacs. Read further about the new Settlers here.

📍Serangoon Rd, 562, Singapore 218178

60. Enjoy the view in a rooftop garden

The CapitaSpring building is home to the highest rooftop garden, atop the 51st floor, in Singapore. Plus, it’s free to visit and offers a range of delicious and unique restaurants such as Oumi and Sol And Luna…perfect for any occasion.

📍88 Market St, CapitaSpring, Singapore

61. Pulau Ubin Tours

Experience the joys of nature in Pulau Ubin. From biking to kayaking and more…there’s plenty to do four nature lovers. Find out more here.

62. Go for a rooftop drink

Indulge in your guiltiest pleasures against the backdrop of the stunning Singapore skyline this weekend. Why not sip a cocktail at one of the best rooftop bars in Singapore. The choice is yours!

📍 Various Locations

63. Explore the sea by bike

This quirky activity is just like riding a real bike, except you ride it on water. You can hit speeds of 15km per hour for an adventurous workout at Pasir Ris Park on Campsite 3. Read further about the waterbikes experience here.

📍Pasir Ris Park on Campsite 3, Singapore 

64. Go on an instagrammable adventure

Social media lovers will enjoy the most instagrammable foods in Singapore. Additionally, find the most instagrammable bars in Singapore at night, then the most instagrammable cafes in Singapore during the day, and let’s not forget about the most instagrammable places to capture picture-perfect shots.

65. Escape to Desaru Coast

Desaru Coast in Johor is a Malaysian fishing village known for majestic sandy beaches, luxurious hotels and turquoise waters. Luckily, holidaymakers can take a new 90 minute ferry ride from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal – so it’s no wonder Singaporeans are loving this vacation destination. See our guide for the best things to do there in July.

📍Desaru Coast, Malaysia

66. Indulge on Singapore’s best brunches

Discover the best of Singapore’s brunch culture with our list of the best brunches across town. From boozy breakfast at Astro Bar to international fares in the likes of Utu and Bread Yard…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Otherwise, find a bottomless brunch to book in Singapore.

📍 Various Locations

67. Check out the new Bird Paradise

The largest bird park in Asia opened in May. It’s home to more than 3,500 birds from 400 avian species. It exhibits eight walk-in aviaries where visitors can feel as if they are journeying across global ecologies. From the Southeast Asian rice terraces to South American jungles…it’s the ultimate new attraction for wildlife lovers. Learn more about Bird Paradise.

📍20 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729825

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68. Be mesmerised by a colourful light show

Wings of Time is a hugely popular colourful night show in Sentosa. It features a majestic soundtrack, fireworks and 3D effects used to light up the night sky against the backdrop of the ocean at Siloso Beach. Read all about the experience.

📍50 Beach View, Singapore 09860

69. Go for a rooftop drink

Indulge in your guiltiest pleasures against the backdrop of the stunning Singapore skyline this weekend. Why not sip a cocktail at one of the best rooftop bars in Singapore, otherwise enjoy a delicious meal at nightfall at a sensational rooftop dining restaurant. The choice is yours!

📍 Various Locations

70. Discover a secret bar

Looking for a cool place to slow down, hide away from the rain and celebrate life? Well, there’s dozens of secret bars in Singapore offering a one-of-a-kind hospitality experience. From creative new speakeasies like Synthesis, quirky bars concealed behind vending machines, and secret doorways to other worlds…you’ll be spoilt for options. Find the perfect secret bar to relax at this weekend.

📍 Various Locations